In a resounding display of offensive firepower, the West Virginia Mountaineers rebounded from their first loss of the season by defeating Kennesaw State 14-7, securing the series victory. Six Mountaineers delivered multi-hit performances, showcasing the team's depth and hitting prowess. Notably, Brodie Kresser, who suffered a broken nose the previous day, returned to the lineup with remarkable determination, going 3-for-5 with a home run and four RBIs, all while wearing protective gear. Freshman Gavin Kelly continued his impressive start to the season with two hits and three runs scored, including a daring steal of home. On the mound, Tyler Hutson earned the win, providing solid relief pitching. With this victory, the Mountaineers improved their record to 14-1 and now look ahead to their final home game of the homestand against Towson.
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